The two devices join a list of which the Galaxy A51 4G is already part
A few weeks ago we learned that Apple was forced to admit that iPhones become obsolete before Samsung phones. For years, companies have been advocating extend the life of your devices, an aspect that is beginning to have an impact on the number of sales they achieve annually. And, for this reason, more and more users can enjoy their mobile phones for periods that even reach exceed 5 years.
However, as is evident, the advancement of technology causes some devices to go to a better life once the years pass. Whether due to lack of compatibility, having components that are many years old or due to another series of circumstances, companies they stop updating their devices once a relevant time passes. And this, unfortunately, affects users who are not very in favor of renewing their devices.
Samsung phones that will no longer receive updates
Being one of the giants of the technology sector, Samsung It is one of the companies with the most presence and stripes. Therefore, their hundreds of millions of users They remain attentive not only to news related to the company, but also to those that could affect their devices. And, as he collects Channel 26 In a recent post, the South Korean firm shared a list of two new devices that will no longer receive updates:
- Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite
- Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite
In the past, Samsung confirmed that the Galaxy A51 4G would no longer receive optimization and security patches. Just a few weeks later, the S10 Lite and Note 10 Lite, launched in the year 2020, they join the list. At that time, Samsung’s update policy was not so ambitious as now, since currently the company guarantees seven years of patches and updates. And, for that reason, those users who still use these phones will have to think about a renewal.
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